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Unveil the magic of our curated collection of certified loose rubies. We are committed to providing only the most luxurious natural rubies, each accompanied by a certificate from a prestigious gemological lab. Browse through our exquisite range, and let the perfect gem captivate you, with the assurance of unmatched authenticity and excellence.
0.56 ct Rich Red Round Natural Ruby
$698
$594
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0.62 ct Rich Red Round Natural Ruby
$779
$663
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0.74 ct Rich Red Round Natural Ruby
$870
$740
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1.01 ct Rich Red Oval Natural Ruby
$1,098
$934
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1.05 ct Rich Red Oval Natural Ruby
$1,220
$1,037
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1.09 ct Rich Red Oval Natural Ruby
$1,288
$1,095
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2.61 ct Deep Red Cushion Cut Natural Ruby
$3,980
$3,383
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1.29 ct Red Round Natural Ruby
$5,750
$4,888
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4.13 ct Deep Rich Red Oval Natural Ruby
$7,180
$6,103
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2.61 ct Rich Red Cushion Cut Natural Ruby
$7,675
$6,524
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2.52 ct Rich Pigeon Blood Red Oval Natural Ruby
$7,879
$6,698
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2.17 ct Pigeon Blood Red Pear Shape Natural Ruby
$9,879
$8,398
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3.27 ct Red Emerald Cut Natural Ruby
$11,900
$10,115
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2.39 ct Red Round Natural Ruby
$13,970
$11,875
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3.35 ct Red Princess Cut Natural Ruby
$14,900
$12,665
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3.27 ct Red Emerald Cut Natural Ruby
$14,980
$12,733
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3.35 ct Red Princess Cut Natural Ruby
$16,600
$14,110
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5.28 ct Red Pear Shape Natural Ruby
$16,900
$14,365
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5.87 ct Deep Red Oval Natural Ruby
$17,390
$14,782
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4.22 ct Rich Red Marquise Natural Ruby
$19,875
$16,894
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Facts about Certified Rubies
Let’s explore key facts about about certified vs. uncertified ruby gemstones:
- Importance of certification: For high-quality rubies, especially those that are loupe-clean with excellent color, a certificate from a reputable gemological laboratory is essential. The absence of certification for an expensive ruby should raise suspicion.
- Investment potential: Some investors include precious gems like certified untreated rubies in their portfolios due to their stable and appreciating value over time.
- Disclosure of treatments: Proper gem certificates will always list any treatments performed on the ruby. This transparency is crucial for buyers to understand exactly what they are purchasing.
- Origin information: Many gem certificates will specify the geographical origin of the ruby, which can significantly impact its value. Rubies from certain locations, like Burma (Myanmar), are often more highly prized.
- Cost of certification: While obtaining a certificate may cost a few hundred dollars, it's considered a small price to pay given the high value of quality rubies, which can be thousands of dollars per carat.
- Buyer protection: Certificates from reputable labs provide assurance of a ruby's authenticity and quality, protecting buyers from potential fraud or misrepresentation.
- Identification of synthetics: Proper certification can help distinguish natural rubies from synthetic ones, which can be challenging to differentiate without expert analysis.
- Market confidence: Certified rubies generally maintain more stable prices compared to uncertified gems, as the certification provides confidence in the stone's quality and characteristics.
These facts highlight the importance of certification in the ruby market, especially for high-quality stones. While uncertified rubies may be less expensive, they come with higher risks and less assurance of their true value and characteristics.
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